@Tony Nguyen @Mark Allen @Gino BarbaroI am a student in Boston, and would greatly appreciate access to your pitch material.Thanks!

Often the data companies put out the lists and you have to pay to access the data that would allow me to get more specific like this, so I can't do so. 

(I also suggest an in person visit to meet folks and get to know the areas, not to see a particular property but to build relationships.)Once you are active in a market you will start to connect with investors who may be selling, wholesalers who have assignable contracts, and your realtor may also have access to off market opportunities. 

For my commercial properties, I refinance every five years, allowing me to continuously access the equity as long as the cash flow can support the debt service requirements.

I would make sure that you connect with the right network and team to get access to solid deals and opportunities! 

Even if run through other entities, or personal accounts.Either of these actions could grant access to any equity that the Norada Real Estate Investments has.I'm not an attorney, but these ideas should be pursued to see if anything applies.

The not normal properties such as those with no legal easement to access get redeemed at a much lower rate than normal properties.   

By structuring deals with regular refinancing, you can unlock the equity in your properties and access capital for future investments.

I'll be able to access my roth IRA in 3 yrs when I turn 59.5yo and I expect it'll be over $500k at that time. 

I still have access to the old app and it started doing that recently - uggh.